Myles Garrett Skips Voluntary Workouts, Browns Unfazed

0:00On April 8th, the Cleveland Browns just launched their off-season program under new head coach Todd Munkin, marking the start of his era with the team. These sessions are fully voluntary, so not everyone shows up right away. On Tuesday, Star Defender Miles Garrett skipped the first day. Munkin talked about how these early workouts build team connections and teach schemes, but he gets that player's often trained elsewhere to build. Strength and speed. His goal is to make the program so good that guys want to join in. Team leaders seem relaxed about Garrett's absence, focusing more on his overall impact than perfect attendance. They know he's the top defensive talent in the league and expect him to step up when mandatory work begins. Looking back, Garrett missed the voluntary sessions last year too, in 2025. Still, he shattered the single-season sack record with 23 takedowns, anchored the NFL's best defense and snag defensive player of the year honors. As long as Garrett keeps delivering elite results, the Browns won't sweat these early no-shows.

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